Frank, just now seeing your post, but, I am a zone 6 in Pa in the USA, so I have nothing to trade. I just have to say your stuff is beautiful, and as an update, how is your garden growing these days?

Dedtired, I swear that woman sighs before she says "recalculating". And I always expect to hear her say "D*mn It" after she tells me to make a U-turn as soon as possible for about the 4th time... I don't have the GPS in the Jeep, Elery uses it in the car when we take a trip somewhere. I use maps, like Eileen. I just like them better and I don't have a phone charger for my vehicle. Not that my cell phone is ever actually charged anyway. My registration and proof of insurance (which also has my address on it) is in the console which locks and is always locked unless I need something in there. Then it gets locked back up. Locking the Jeep isn't really a deterrent anyway. I have a hard top, but the doors are still canvas. Annie

Here's what I would do, no guarantee if it would help: 1. Turn off the phone 2. Take out the battery 3. Wait a few minutes then replace the battery 4. Go outside away from buildings, trees, etc. 5. Turn on the phone, turn on GPS. 6. When it's booted up, start the Google Map app. Push the My location icon (it looks like a small bulls-eye). Give it a few moments to find you. What does it show? The previous location (in cache) should be erased by the power off/battery removal procedure. If Google maps doesn't show you at your correct current location, I'd bet there's something wrong with your phone.

Thank you all! Mtn, yes! Your suggestion was perfect for a quick getaway! I really really need to start researching possible places to get reasonably priced art mementoes while traveling. I do look for things while on trips but really don’t have a direction and often end up trying to find something in touristy areas, without luck. I should have at least bought a small framed butterfly here http://www.butterflypeople.com/ You cannot tell by the pictures how lovely these are in their translucent magic unless you see them in person. Although I still haven’t given meditation a real try I have to say that just walking into a full gallery of this art form with the soothing music in the background puts one into a zone. Here is a link that might be useful: Butterfly People This post was edited by jterrilynn on Sat, Sep 7, 13 at 14:24